Review on Tangle Teezer Styler: Achieve Smooth and Detangled Hair with Lilac Gleam Brush by Ada Bronowicka ᠌

My hair is shoulder-length, very thick, and curly all the way through. Once I washed my hair, it became incredibly challenging to comb through it, and this difficulty lasted even after I applied fluids and leave-in conditioners to my hair. My experience with the Tangle Teezeer has shown me that it is possible to detangle wet hair in a significantly shorter amount of time. Except for the clear circumstance in which it is being pulled apart on purpose, hair cannot be torn or pulled apart in any way. "Tangles" in wet hair can be untangled with as little as one or two strokes of the comb. In contrast to the "dances with tambourines" that I have done in the past, this one is out of this planet. While my kid yells and tries to get away from my mother, I swiftly comb through her long, fine hair. I do this without being convinced to do so by anyone else. I don't use it on my dry hair since, as far as I can tell, all it does is massage it like a regular shampoo, and that's about it. To be more specific, I found that the model with a lid was not particularly convenient for me; nonetheless, it appears that this is an individual trait of mine. It happens occasionally, particularly if there are leftover funds on the palms or if hands are just wet; however, in general I am already accustomed to it, so I won't place a negative for it. I will most surely make a purchase, and as a matter of fact, I have already obtained a lot of products for the aim of giving them as presents; everybody is pleased with them, and the child also needs a personal comb with sheep.